1580 saw the publication of the Anotaciones a las obras de Garcilaso de la Vega by the critic and poet Fernando de Herrera (c.1534-1597). This study develops previous scholarship on the paratextual strategies employed by ...

Female-authored autobiographical writing is fundamental to an understanding of the evolution of authorship from a gender perspective. The corpus formed by the autobiographies of Spain’s first generation of feminists contains ...

This article explores three Catalan translations of W. H. Auden’s poem ‘Spain’ to determine how the translators used translation as a device to express their own political viewpoints, whilst using the authority of the ...

This article examines the ways in which anticlerical discourses and actions in Spain from the early twentieth century onwards became infused with religious language, sentiments and even belief. Specifically, it focuses on ...

This article examines the roles played by the Catholic hierarchy, clergy and laity in democratisation processes in Portugal and Spain. It analyses the years which preceded the 1974 Carnation Revolution and the death of ...

The issue of violence committed behind the lines on Republican and Francoist territory during the Spanish Civil War burns at the heart of the memory wars currently being fought in Spanish society over the meanings of the ...